Asking for Toy Major pictures for Toy Animal Wiki

Thanks to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] about Toy Major, I am trying to sort these figures at [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
It is not easy at all, we don't have a catalogue and Toy Major released already a vaste lot of sets with figures of all sizes and kinds.
However, I believe it is possible to group them in a comprehensive way as long as we use some information.
Most Toy Major figures are marked with brand logo (TM inside of an oval), with year and animal name as you can see in picture below from Susanne's collection.
I know there are several of these figures among our friends' collections, they are often regarded just as random China figures but you can check easily if they're Toy Major or not.
So, pictures would be very important to we start grouping these series and see which surprises the brand still have for us.
Adding to what is marked in each figure, it could be good to know if it is hollow or solide and how it compares in size with major companies.

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Thanks!

There are some in the [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] page, but I have not taken them out of the sealed bags.
Perhaps I should. They aren't worth gold, after all

I have these  also :
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Baboon, 2005, solid

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Cheetah ( Yes it does say chettah !!!), hollow, 1998.

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Mountain goat, solid, 1997

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Reindeer, solid, 1997

I can mail the pictures to you if that is easier for you ?

Susanne, very efficient as usual!
No, you don't need to remove these Fina figures from their original bags. You got the complete series and in sealed bags and I like that it is presented like that at Toy Animal Wiki.
These molds, as far as I know, are not exclusive to that series so we can later introduce them also on Toy Major Wildlife page using pictures from other members that have them unsealed.
You also don't need to send these great pictures to me, I can save them easily from this topic and I will upload them on TAI as soon as possible. Strange cheetah indeed but also a good example why it is good to know what is marked in each figure.
Only a little request, what about the greater kudu of the picture I posted on first post? Don't you have it anymore? It may help me with a kudu confusion I have at the moment.

Thankyou for your kind and wise words, Croger

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Only a little request, what about the greater kudu of the picture I posted on first post? Don't you have it anymore? It may help me with a kudu confusion I have at the moment.

Ohhh! Roger, how could I forget this little beauty !!!
He was hiding on a shelf together with a flock friends from other brands

It seems that you know my collection better than I do

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The reindeer looks interesting

Thanks Susanne, it seems your kudu belongs to an interesting African set.

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The reindeer looks interesting

... and it has what may be one of the rare reindeer calves in toy shape. My apologies to the owner of the picture but I've lost the source.
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It looks that Toy Major have some more interesting figurines :)

I have two pictures of my Toy Major figurines to share, but I'm sure I have some more figurines from this brand! At least one lioness, but I have to check when I'm home again. For now, I have these two:

Thanks Julie, actually you already entered the humpback whale on TAI. You even identified the scale as 1:75. I've once found a picture of a 1994 Toy Major manta ray marked with 1:30 scale, so, if the humpback is also marked with scale, it may be from the same series.
The wildebeest is also from 1994? the other figures I know from that year are really big so it may represent a kind of series of African animals in small size.

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Thanks Julie, actually you already entered the humpback whale on TAI. You even identified the scale as 1:75. I've once found a picture of a 1994 Toy Major manta ray marked with 1:30 scale, so, if the humpback is also marked with scale, it may be from the same series.
The wildebeest is also from 1994? the other figures I know from that year are really big so it may represent a kind of series of African animals in small size.  

Ha, now I see it! I completely missed it

I'm not sure about the release year of the wildebeest, I can be completely wrong with 1994. I'll check as soon as I'm home again!

Today, almost accidentally, I've found a Toy Major figure in a flea market. It is a solide figure, Schleich sized, marked Toy Major Trading Co, 2006, Made in China, 1052-P8.
It feels and weighs like a Schleich figure of its time.

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A nice elephant. It is crazy how many rare or unknown figures exists.

Oh! Then, I will add this comment about my own TM collection: ALL MY TOY MAJOR FIGURES ARE HOLLOW. The only "solid" part a TM piece has in my collection, is the manubrium of my Black Sea Nettle. Its bell is hollow. Like all my TM figures.

Actually I am quite curious about this elephant. It rivals in quality with the Schleich counterpart retired two years before and it is manufactured with a similar material. It weighs 238 g what is a respectable weight for a standard sized elephant figure.